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Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount—one of the most powerful and influential teachings in all of Scripture. Spanning three full chapters, from Matthew 5:1 through 7:29, this sermon reveals the heart of Christ’s message about the kingdom of heaven and what it truly means to follow Him.Throughout this series, we will walk verse by verse through the Sermon on the Mount, carefully examining its depth, clarity, and life-shaping truth. Widely regarded as the most famous section of the Bible, these words of Jesus have been read, memorized, studied, and quoted more than perhaps any other passage in Scripture
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In Matthew 7:13-14, Jesus began his conclusion to his Sermon on the Mount by putting a choice before his readers. He called them to consider which road they were on in life. After stating his Golden Rule, Jesus began the
Show notesIn Matthew 7:12, Jesus shared his famous “Golden Rule.” Some have postulated that the title was drawn from Roman history. It is said that the Roman Emperor Alexander Severus had Matthew 7:12 inscribed in gold on the wall
Show notesIn Matthew 7:7-11, Jesus gave his disciples assurance that God would hear and respond to their prayers. At face value, it may seem that his teaching in the current passage is unrelated to his teaching from the previous p
Show notesIn Matthew 7:1-6, Jesus taught on the subject of interpersonal judging of others. He knew that a fixation with the faults and failures of others would serve as what might be called a “prayer block” or “prayer hindrance.”
Show notesIn Matthew 6:34, Jesus taught his disciples to be on guard against worry. His words were interestingly contained within a section of his sermon that was focused on prayer (Matthew 6:1-7:11). In his teaching on prayer, Je
Show notesIn Matthew 6:25-33, Jesus warned his disciples about the sin and struggle of worry. His words were uttered within a discussion on prayer. His teaching on prayer constituted the largest section of teaching in his sermon,
Show notesIn Matthew 6:24, Jesus warned his disciples about becoming slaves to material things. “Two Masters” = After previously employing two different metaphors in his teaching on money (“heart” in verses 19-21 and “eye” in verse
Show notesIn Matthew 6:22-23, Jesus spoke regarding several truths that teach us about our soul’s relationship to money and material things...
Show notesIn Matthew 6:19, Jesus began to talk about money and material things. Such a subject is an important one for believers to consider.
Show notesIn Matthew 6:16-18, Jesus discussed the spiritual discipline of fasting. it is important to remember the overall context of his words. In Matthew 6:1, he began teaching on the subject of spiritual disciplines. In speakin
Show notesIn Matthew 6:14-15, Jesus warned of the way a lack of interpersonal forgiveness can sabotage one’s prayer life.
Show notesIn Matthew 6:9-13, Jesus would provide what has famously been called “The Lord’s Prayer.” Others have referred to it as “The Disciples’ Prayer” or “The Model Prayer.” Along with Jesus’ “Highly Priestly Prayer” in John 17
Show notesAfter teaching on charitable giving, Jesus turned his attention to the subject of prayer. His teaching on prayer would constitute some of the most memorable teaching in all of the Bible. It is in the context of such teac
Show notesIn Matthew 6:1-4, Jesus taught his disciples about practicing righteousness. In doing so, he focused on the spiritual discipline of giving and its relationship to the human heart. His teaching on such things came immedia
Show notesIn Matthew 5:43-48, Jesus taught his disciples on the subject of loving others. His words constituted his final section in his teaching on the Law. It was fitting for him to conclude his teaching on the Law with an empha
Show notesMatthew 5:38-42 contains Jesus’ fifth antithesis statement. He would provide one final antithesis teaching in Matthew 5:43-48. Such statements and teachings constituted Jesus’ method for teaching on the disciples’ relati
Show notesIn Matthew 5:33-37, we see three actions we can take to be truthful in our speech and in our interactions with one another…
Show notesIn Matthew 5:31-32: Jesus spoke on the matter of marriage. We find five mindsets for making marriage last.
Show notesIn Matthew 5:27, Jesus continued his teaching on the Law by providing his second antithesis. While his first antithesis dealt with the sixth commandment, his second focused on the seventh commandment. His words in verse
Show notesJesus’ teaching dealt with heavenly matters, but it also dealt with practical matters. In Matthew 5:21-26, Jesus taught on the subject of anger by providing his interpretation of the sixth commandment. If you remember, h
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